Epiphone and Robb Flynn team up to bring you a professional guitar with unique features that's perfect for heavy rock and metal. The
Epiphone Robb Flynn Love-Death Baritone Flying V Electric Guitar features a Mahogany body with an EMG-HA neck pickup and an EMG-81 bridge pickup. Plus,
the first 250 produced will also receive a hand-signed certificate!
Original Premium Electronics
The EMG-HA neck pickup is a uniquely designed single-coil pickup inside a humbucking housing which keeps the classic look of a Flying V guitar but with something special under the hood. The EMG-HA debuted in 1974 as the first noiseless single coil pickup and features Alnico magnets for warmth and the widest possible frequency response for great definition and harmonics. It’s also a perfect choice for rhythm when matched with the low tuning of a baritone guitar, providing a solid
chunking bedrock while still showing off all the complex overtones that are part of the baritone experience.
The EMG-81 bridge pickup is one of EMG’s most requested pickups and utilizes powerful ceramic magnets and close aperture coils for incredible amounts of low end cut and fluid sustain. The EMG-81, combined with the unique intervals of baritone tuning, will cut through dense mixes and make your baritone leads sound thunderous.
Other Features Include
The Mahogany SlimTaper
D profile neck features a 27 inch scale with a 1.68 inch graphite nut for precision tuning, an Ebony fingerboard with
Love-Death inlays and 24 medium jumbo frets. Controls are straightforward with a master volume and a 3-way toggle switch, chrome knobs, a standard 1/4 inch metal jack plate and Epiphone strap locks. Grover locking tuners ensure on-stage precision and like most Epiphone guitars, the bridge is Epiphone's industry standard LockTone Tune-o-matic/Stopbar.
Epiphone Gets Heavy With the Robb Flynn Love-Death Baritone Flying V
Robb Flynn, founder, guitarist and vocalist of Machine Head, worked with Epiphone engineers to create the Epiphone Robb Flynn Love-Death Baritone Flying-V, the first of its kind not only for Epiphone but for the Gibson family of brands as well. Robb has won countless awards including the Metal Hammer Golden Gods Award presented in 2007. And just like his music, Robb’s baritone design brings a totally original sound to metal and hard rock. '
The main reason for having the slightly shorter 27.0 inch baritone scale is when you tune down to B, it just makes the low definition really tight, especially for palm muting and chunking, remarks
Flynn.
It opens up the sound a lot.'
The guitar comes equipped with string gauges (low to high) .58, .42, .32, unwound .18, .13, and .10--the same that Robb uses on stage-- but can also accept heavier gauges. The Robb Flynn Love-Death Baritone Flying V includes a Custom Hard Case with original artwork by Robb Flynn and Strephon Taylor.